The phrase "a much more primary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the importance or fundamental nature of something in relation to another.
Example: "In this study, we found that a much more primary factor influencing the results was the participants' age."
Alternatives: "a significantly more fundamental" or "a considerably more essential".
If only Britain were not in the midst of its most highly charged political period for decades, if only leaving the EU had not captured the political imagination of a sizable part of Labour's old core vote, if only many remain voters weren't cottoning on to the much more primary-coloured message of the Lib Dems … well, then all would be for the best in the best of all possible worlds.
But in communist parties, ideology occupied a much more fundamental place, a primary concern of the party being to indoctrinate its members with Marxism.
But those days are gone, tiki-taka is no more and new boss Luis Enrique is fashioning a much more direct team whose primary tactical ambition is getting the ball forward to their sensational front three as quickly and as often as possible.
However, no such long and thin tail is observed experimentally for the primary tumor in Navin et al. It is still possible, if highly unlikely, that the metastatic cell is an extreme outlier, with no comparable cells left in the primary tumor, but then we would see a much more pronounced evolutionary difference between primary and metastatic aneuploid populations than what is observed.
But on a much more personal scale, New York's primary will be a momentous occasion for New York City's first-time immigrant voters.
These transplanted cells undergo morphogenesis that reflects their original phenotype, and they provide a much more relevant model for studying primary human breast lesions and cancers in vivo [ 27].
Group B shows a much more distinct upregulation of miRNAs in primary tumours and downregulation in both metastatic and the subgroup of primary tumours mentioned above.
Still, Mr. Paladino, who was considered the underdog in the primary, faces a much more difficult challenge in the general election.
The sense that US politicians are like lost Japanese soldiers, stumbling from the jungle to discover the war ended decades ago, was compounded last week, when one of the fiercest critics of Obama's strategy, Florida senator Marco Rubio, was thrashed in the state's Republican presidential primary by a much more relaxed Donald Trump.
